Esh Construction appointed for £3.1M Rotherham flood alleviation scheme

Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council has appointed Esh Construction to deliver a £3.1M flood alleviation scheme, aimed at reducing the risk of repeating the severe flooding that has occurred in the village of Whiston in recent years. The post Esh Construction appointed for £3.1M Rotherham flood alleviation scheme appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Sandy Rendel Architects completes West Sussex bungalow replacement

The Architects’ Journal Sandy Rendel Architects completes West Sussex bungalow replacement Monkton, a four-bedroom house designed for a self-build contractor client, sits on a brownfield site in the village of Cuckfield in West Sussex The post Sandy Rendel Architects completes West Sussex bungalow replacement appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams

1950s Yorkshire aluminium bascule bridge set for off-site refurbishment to remedy corrosion

A 73-year-old aluminium bascule bridge that carries the road between Beverley and the village of Weel will be removed for a three-month off-site refurbishment after inspectors found corrosion and other defects. The post 1950s Yorkshire aluminium bascule bridge set for off-site refurbishment to remedy corrosion appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Construction begins on $67 million retail centre in Seacliff

Artist’s impression: The Village retail centre. ( Seacliff Developments)A $67 million retail centre is taking shape in Seacliff, with CIP Constructions delivering the development along Adelaide’s southern coastal … The post Construction begins on $67 million retail centre in Seacliff appeared first on Inside Construction.

Purcell completes shoe museum for Clarks in Somerset

The Architects’ Journal Purcell completes shoe museum for Clarks in Somerset The museum in the village of Street contains an archive of 25,000 pairs of shoes and features a series of displays designed by Nissen Richards Studio The post Purcell completes shoe museum for Clarks in Somerset appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Rob Wilson